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Craig Morgan will soon return to the Outdoor Channel for the seventh season of his television series, Craig Morgan: All Access Outdoors.

Tragedy can strike anyone, from a neighbor next door to family members to some of the biggest superstars in the world.

Dustin Lynch does the “Luke Bryan.” Chase Bryant does the “Sprinkler.” The “Running Man” and “Shopping Cart” are a few others that country music stars demonstrated on the CMT red carpet earlier this month. And yes, someone likes to twerk.

Craig Morgan joined Fox & Friends Friday morning (June 17) to perform his current single "I'll Be Home Soon," and he brought along an adorable guest star — his grandson!

Craig Morgan releases his latest studio album on Friday (June 3), and the country singer shares an impassioned acoustic performance of his new single, "I'll Be Home Soon," in this Taste of Country exclusive.

Craig Morgan’s vocals soar once again with “I’ll Be Home Soon,” the new single from his A Whole Lot More To Me album. The midtempo country love song finds the singer building toward a cathartic chorus with each verse. It’s a formula that’s worked well for him.

Craig Morgan's ninth studio album, A Whole Lot More to Me, promises to be a personal one. Morgan says this album is a representation of himself at the top of his game, feeling better than he ever has both musically and as a person.

Craig Morgan talks to The Boot about his time in the armed forces and what he thinks of America today.

Craig Morgan has changed plenty for his upcoming new album: In addition to altering how he writes, how he finds songs and even how he sings, Morgan is also co-producing the record with veteran hitmaker Byron Gallimore; it's the first time that the two have worked together. But one thing that hasn't changed since Morgan's last project, 2013's The Journey (Livin' Hits), is his determination to put out the best collection of songs possible.

From midday to well after sundown on Friday (Aug. 7), Day 2 of Country on the River 2015 was jam-packed with country music, country music and, yes, more country music.

Craig Morgan jumped to the defense of country music after a bizarre comment from a guest on MSNBC caused the network to issue an on-air apology.

"The show must go on." We've heard that sentiment expressed in the music business many, many times over the years. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself why?